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We say that by definition of equivalent classes
A intersects B must yields empty set
How do you know what A and B are?
No you didn’t understand it
P is not an partition but an actual partition
By definition partition implies( X \ ~ )
Whats the difference
Implies [a set]? Implication is used with statements
We were given a different definition
No its not
X\ ~ is a partition
Nobody defined X and ~
This is a set - theoretical notation
Just it used that stupid unconventional mathcal P which led confusion
X and ~ dont have any special meaning there
They are just there to get the idea accross
But it actually doesnt define them
What Y?
~, sorry
You could instead define it using A and % and it would have exactly the same effect
X and ~ are just placeholders
The defn doesnt define them
I am just saying the problem of the asker
Its unrelated tho
This is a completely different definition
It formally established equivalent classes and partitions
Sorry it’s late in NL I thought it was a problem but a definition yes your lecture note is rigorous
It properly defined the partition only notation
For the picture that he provided I guarantee it’s rigorous 🤭🤭
Yeah, the defn is fine
The only problem is the exercise itself
Well, OP said its not
Yeah
OP said that the P in P(A) is a partitiom
How can that be defined
Partitioning on what
No equivalent classes given
What is partitioned
Thats not the problem
Well it’s undefined eitherway
This defn doesnt use equivalence classes
Well okay still it doesn’t matter
It is undefined
Partitions implies disjoint intersection yields empty set, and union of all disjoints yields X
However A and B are arbitrary
Like what the fuck are they
Like the OP must be able to tell what is being asked
I am completely confused if that partition
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29.10.2024 10 Uhr
Ich mache vor der Prüfung kurz Wiederholung
Ich habe eine bisschen Problem, welche die Bedingung ist, zu bestimmen.
Warum ist dr erste Würfel zeigt eine 6 ereignis A
Bedingung ist dass zuerst eine 6 gewürfelt wurde
Ich glaube mein deutsch ist nicht genug
P(A|B) Wahrscheinlichkeit von A, unter der Bedingung, dass B eingetreten ist
P("Erster Wurf 6" | "Augensumme gerade" )
Ist es, weil augensunme gerade bevor wort „gegeben“erwähnt ist?
Moment ich hab es verkehrt rum
Wir wollen wissen wie die WK ist, dass eine 6 gewürfelt wurde unter der Bedingung, dass die Augensumme gerade ist
"... gegeben, dass die Summe der Augenzahlen gleich einer geraden Zahl n ist" das ist die Bedingung
das was gegeben ist, ist die Bedingung oder Annahme
\begin{align*}
\mathbb{P}(\text{"Erster Wurf 6"}|\text{"Augensumme gerade" })=\frac{\mathbb{P}(\text{"Augensumme gerade" }|\text{"Erster Wurf 6"}) \cdot \mathbb{P}(\text{"Erster Wurf 6"})}{\mathbb{P}(\text{"Augensumme gerade" })}
\end{align*}
𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Satz von Bayes
Danke2 ich habe verstanden.
Nichts verstanden.
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Does anyone have a good challenge problems for laws of logarithms/log functions/exponential functions? Simplifying, solving for x, etc.
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@winged vortex do you have simplifying ones w/ log rules
chatgpt is good at generating practice problems
im being serious
what
u can specify that you want challenging ones
chatgpt is smart but it cant read your mind
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Can someone explain how to solve this limit question? I'm having a hard time figuring out the steps to get to the solution.
you can't separate an integral like that
use IBP
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am i right with A here?
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Any ideas?
should the last word be "diagonal" instead of "diagonalizable"?
you know there's a P that works for A
see if you can show that the same P works for B
if you let $D = P^{-1}AP$ and $B' = P^{-1}BP$ then if you left multiply your equation by $P^{-1}$ and right multiply it by $P$ and simplify, you get $$DB' = D - B'$$
Bungo
Idk how to utilize the condition AB=A-B
where D is diagonal
now compare the i,j elements of both sides of that equation
consider separately the cases i != j and i = j
by doing so i was able to show that the i,j entry of B' is zero if i!=j (thus B' is diagonal)
And bii=λ/2?
what's λ
yea
mayonnaise
actually i suggest doing the i != j case first
that will narrow things down to two possibilities
and you can exclude one of the possibilities by looking at the i = j case
and the only remaining possibility will be that B' is diagonal
that's how i did it anyway
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How do you get (3.2)!
Gamma function
Why is the asymptotes specifically in that part of the graph
a refursive definition of the factorial is (n-1)!=(n!)/n
this breaks when you get to numbers like 0
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Isn't that circular
Defining factorial as factorial
I see
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Why is 3 - (3 + 2i) = 2i?
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Need help attemtping to derive the following or check if it is correct : $\sum_{m=1}^\infty G(\chi, m) m^{2s-1} = G(\chi, 1) \cdot L(1-2s, \overline{\chi})$, where $G(\chi,m)$ is a gauss sum and $chi$ has conductor $q$
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Idk
how do you think should I approach it?
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So ended up here
Cos(x)/x is obviously not integratable but wolfram still gave an answer
which is?
It equals 0 btw I mustve forgot it
show me your wolframalpha prompt
i am not qualified in ode enough to clear your doubt 
others can help tho
Kinda yapped this is the original ^
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dividation?
Do you know Ruffini?
synthetic division?
Hmm let me do an example and you see if you can understand the process. Wait a sec
it's just another way
Yeah you can do it that way as well but this is more convenient when divided in the form of x-a
Sorry I had a minor error there
This is yours
Should have been like this
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For which one?
It is good to check if it is right by multiplying your result to the divisor to get the dividend
,w (2x^3 - 9x^2 + 3x + 4) / (x - 4) simplify
Ah ok you did x-4
I did x-1
yeah so this is correct
Yes this is the sol for your problem. And the following image is for the sol of the example I put
Nah just my teachers taught me well
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how do i find the joint distribution function
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It looks like you just make sure the columns add up to pX(x) and the rows add up to pY(y) and everything adds up to 1.
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For instance, we are given that the first column is 1/6, ?, 5/12. We know that 1/6 + ? = 5/12, so it's possible to determine that the ? represents 1/4 because 1/6 + 1/4 = 2/12 + 3/12 = 5/12.
I mean, the table, the top four entries at least, is the joint distribution function.
I don’t get it what do I write as an answer to that
You can simply write the function as cases.
[
p_{X,Y}(x, y) = \begin{cases}
1/6 & \text{if $x = 1$ and $y = 0$} \
1/4 & \text{if $x = 1$ and $y = 1$} \
\text{etc.}
\end{cases}
]
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I need help factoring.x^2-x-42
what are your coefficients in this quadratic
if your quadratic is in the form ax^2 + bx + c, what is a, b, and c
im supposed to factor it. like splify it or sum
hes asking you because you need to know the a, b, and c to factorize it
i do?
you have the quadratic:
x^2 - x - 42
which is in the form:
ax^2 + bx + c
what are the values of a, b, and c in the quadratic?
well yeah its just what you need to know at first to start factoring it
a=1 b=1 c=42
you need to consider the signs
a=1 b=-1 c=-42?
correct
now basically how factoring works is its going backwards from distribution
so all you need to do is find two numbers that multiply to -42 and add up to -1
so (x-7)(x-6)?
(x-7)(x+6)
correct
ty
gets more complicated once you have an a value that is not 1 tho
still relatively easy though, just try to find two numbers that multiply to a*c while adding up to b
then just seperate the bx value into those two values
like x^2-6x-16 but its easier for me
?
its (x-8)(x+2)
yes
and if theres a number before x^2 i just dived everything by it
if theres extra varibles in ever part they go in the front?
well that only really works if you set it to 0
which is not the case all the time
think of something like 2x^2 + 7x - 15
you cant divide since its not set equal to 0
and you cant take out a 2 otherwise it turns into fractions
so what do you do? Simple: just try to find two numbers that multiply to a*c while adding up to b
then just seperate the bx value into those two values
and finally factor by grouping
if you didnt understand that i can go over each step
but like -3cx^3-6cx^2+72cx= -3cx(x+6)(x-4)
what about it
oh that
well yeah but that isnt exactly like what i said
thats kind of just taking out a common factor from each term
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Can anyone here help explain to me inverse Matrixes
help
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Do you know the property of matricies
Like what does it mean for for a matrix to be an inverse by another
Adding two matrixes
Specifically what is A * A^-1
When you multiply both of them they both equal reduced row echelon?
Specifically, when you multiply A by its inverse, you get the identity matrix
I don't know what an identity matrix is
Thats why we row reduce [A | I] to find. A^-1
its just
[1 0 ; 0 1]
its kind of like
but like in the slide what are they trying to get
Like why did they do 3R1+2R2
What was that supposed to find
to remove bottom row
Of A or I
you're trying to get the LHS to I, and the RHS will be your inverse
if you can't create an identity matrix with the LHS you don't get a proper inverse
I'm so sorry I am unfamiliar with what acronyms LHS and RHS mean 😭
uh
Lower half side?
Ahh okay
and right of that
Is I
so am I trying to turn A into RREF?
yes
you want to turn the left part
into I
and whatever the right part turns into
and I into A?
is the inverse
oh
yes
if you cant get the left side
to I
you don't have a inverse
like in the example provided
No problem
this matrix doesnt have an inverse right?
Yep
There was no example problem after that now there's determinants 😬
😭
Okay so essentially this is saying
Instead of doing that one inverse method with LHS with RHS
I can find the determinant to find the inverse?
No wait hold on
ad-cb not equaling 0 means that there is an inverse to this matrix
and if I find that out then I can simply do 1/ad-cb
just ask chatgpt, try this
yes
Can I see ur prompt
ask it to give you example problems
"give me an example problem for inverse 2x2 matrixes with answers"
Thank you
I'm gonna go eat now closing this for now, thank you for the advice
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The integral of x^n is x^(n+1)/(n+1) +C and the integral of 1/x is ln(x). Does this mean x^(n+1)/(n+1) +C "approaches" ln(x) in some way?
sort of, $$\ln(1-x) = -\sum^\infty_{i=1} \frac{x^i}{i}$$
Bair
How does that relate to x^(n+1)/(n+1)?
the right side is a sum of x^n/n
But I expect n to "approach" -1, not be added
im not sure what you mean by that
x^{n+1}/{n+1} will approach 0 if |x| <=1 and diverge otherwise
Ok, I have in my notes the following :
integral of x^n is x^(n+1)/(n+1) +C
Plug in n = -1, we get integral of x^-1 is x^0 / 0 + C, but division by zero is undefined, and instead we get that the integral is ln(x) + C.
But if we plug in n = -0.9999, we get x^0.001 / 0.001 + C
Since -0.999 is close to -1, integrals should be close too, so x^0.001 / 0.001 + C is "close to" ln(x) + C
ok i see, you want to compute $\lim_{y\to 0} \frac{x^y}{y}$, then indeed we can apply l'hopitals rule, to get $\lim_{y\to 0}\frac{\ln x\cdot x^y}{1}=\ln x$
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how do you find the work done by friction without the coefficient of friction
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ok so I have a roller coaster that i actually had to build irl. i need to find the work done by friction at certain points on the roller coaster. i have the mass, height, and distance.
mass is 0.008 kg
well what can you tell me about the change in energy of the system when all forces are conservative
there’s this important law in physics
yea
so U_1 + K_1 = U_2 + K_2 + W_f
W_f accounts for the remaining energy
so you can find the standard U + K and find the difference between that and the initial amount
gravitational potential and kinetic
k wait
doesnt this not work if I only have the ideal grav and kinetic without friction
wdym ideal
like
if they’re the same then there is no work done by friction
and do you mean u2 for the second part
or u1 rather
ye
and k1
yea but you’re using measurements yea
yes
you can’t find K if you don’t know v
I have velocity
i dont know what that is
measurement device for speed
oh
i assumed you were performing an experiment
i just calculated with mass and energy
it would be best if you send the original problem instead of having us try to guess what’s confusing you
i have to go eat though
if you still need help later lmk
i dont even rly have the original question
it was just to build a roller coaster
get mesurments
yes
alright well if you could provide the instructions that would be helpful
i’m going to go now though
maybe someone else will help
Hello Sir! I am one of Gus’ group members
Instructions were written using ChatGPT and not even our teacher understands them
This is our SOS.
SOMEONE PLEASE HELP
WE ARE SO LOST
IM BEGGING
PLEASE
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GUYS LIKE SERIOUSLY
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jow do you do that
WE HAVE A CHANNEL.
arent we in one
THIS IS A SHARED CHANNEL.
oh right
are you gonna help or…?
what’s up guys
JUSTIN
thank you justin
PLEASE HELP US
we need help
is this ap physics?
gr 11 physics
Hello
no, just psycho teacher physics
So what exactly is your issue here?
okay so we have this project where we needed to build a roller coaster
need to find work done by friction
Just take your time and please explain concisely
and so we built a roller coaster, and then we have application questions to answer
Okay
and one of the questions is to find the work done by friction on the marble
but we dont know how to do that because we dont have coefficient of friction
So, work done by friction will naturally be attributed to any energy loss found between your two measurements
and the following question is to find the actual mechanical energy, and we keep getting negative answers.
i mean energy sry
Yes that’s fine even theoretical values work
can you help us please guy from the thing
But the theoretical system needs to account for friction, it can’t be ideal
Could I see your data set?
Gus will send his
Please indicate to me which is potential and kinetic 1&2 respectively
I’m talking like an AI because I’m tired
But not too tired don’t worry
we feel you
you know our physics teacher is always too tired to teach us so she uses chatgpt.
its very unfortunate we are all lost and failing
are you british?
sounds like an average physics class
JUSTIN WELCOME BACK
Scottish to be specific but yes
the more help the better guys
NO WAY
so distance of track total: 3.45m
weight of ball 0.008kg
time taken from drop to stop: 2.87
point 1 height: 0.7m
point 2 height 0
Eg1: 0.055
Ek1: 0
Eg2: 0
Ek2: 0.055
lmk if u need more
and v at point 2 is 3.7m/s
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bot a little late
I feel like there must be a discrepancy in your rounding
Check to the 5 or 6th significant figure if these are identical
for which
arent they supposed to be identical
Which of these have you rounded?
because at the start there is only potential energy and at the end its just kinetic?
Not if there is friction, as then you’re working in a non conservative energy field
(All this means is that you lose energy due to other factors, air resistance etc)
these are the ideal calculations
but i dont know how to do them with friction
without just using tools to measure it
@mystic garden
Alright
How do you mean redo?
Sorry there should be a 0 after the decimal point for Eg1
If Energy before = Energy after there can be no friction
That is just not how friction works
You need to find the difference
Or do the values you have given me not account for friction?
I mean, you said ideal
But then
If it is ideal there’s nothing to find
yeah they dont account for friction
but i need to calculate now with friction
You cannot
and i dont know how
thats what im saying yk
shouldnt be possible
and my teacher smells like shit
so im just in a rly bad place here
she doesnt smell like shit just teaches like shit
So you were given these values?
So did you do any measurements?
Right okay, tell me step by step what you’ve done in this lab
i built a roller coaster
i measured heights at different points, and the weight of ball
using that
i used mgh and mv^2/2 to calculate the energys
So you were given v?
How did you get v
no i calculated it by using the energy i got and the equation Ek = mv^2/2
What do you mean "k"?
So you were given Ek or?
Yeah this is where that has went wrong
You have assumed that the system has no friction
You can't do that if you're finding friction
You were told to do this?
Crazy
So
In total
You measured height and time until stop or?
Because you also gave a t value
Also
What did this track look like?
i measured time with stopwatch
Okay
And you started measuring time at point 1 and ended at point 4 I presume?
yes
Was it at rest at point 4?
Do you know the height of the loop and the height of the hill?
And do you know the distance between point 1 and 2 and 2 to 3
Both horizontally and vertical
On the X axis?
idk
just in length of trach
honestly
that distance can be pretty
much made up
Okay
hello i am also from gus and maya's group
This can't be right since that would assume it's straight down
Maybe like .9m?
can you join our meet call and explain please
Alright
could you explain on the meet?
a google meet call
I could do a discord call
I'm not really comfortable using my email for that, as it has my name in it
okay, no problem thanks
Sure
im lowkey gonna give up
on life
can i have a note from you i can give to my teacher saying this is too hard
I mean I'm not a professor or anything just a university student
But this question is definitely possible
maybe if you're in a deep state of psychosis
we have a sub today and he said "i dont know how she expects you to do that"\
and hes british
hes a kiwi
Damn
Well
hes from new zealand
I have an idea
whats your idea
Just measure the time the ball would take to cover each component ideally
Sum these together
This (Hopefully) will be lower than your actual real time
Then that is a proof of concept that friction exists
Then finding kinetic friction is possible
this is getting theoretical im confused
ok i get it
but how do i measure ideal time
oh using the speeds
but wouldnt i need a lot of speeds
so how
As we are most likely working with a non linear change in velocity over time
Just break it into several parts and do it step by step
The first ramp from point one
i have 3 speeds
i have 0m/s at start, 3.7m/s at bottom of first hill 3m/s at top of loop and 3.47 m/s at top of hill
yep
Your speed at the bottom of the loop will be the same as the bottom of first hill at both the start of and the end of the loop (ideally)
And the speed at the end of the second hill will be the same as the start of the second hill again, 3.7ms
yes
So ideally you have a lot more measurements than you think
Just the time to do the loop and the second hill will be a lot more cumbersome
Make some easy notation for this by the way
Like for your specific system
Like t hill 1, t loop, t hill 2, t end (All ideal)
And you just need a couple more things
Like the width of hill 2 assuming it's a uniform half circle
do you agree this is too hard
this is physics
Okay even then
our teacher got this fro, chatgpt
Pre university physics certainly
thats what im sayin
Possibly not that's just my conjecture on the matter
ig theres multiple ways to do it
i just dont know the way she wants us to do it
I didn't learn about multiple ways of solving kinematics problems until 2nd year of university
Whatever chat gpt said evidently
lmao
she deadass tells us to use chatgpt to help us
wait guys
SHE EXTENDED IT TO THURSDAY
im saved
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I have no idea how to do questions like this A triangle with sides of 21cm 72cm and 75cm is cut into parts that form a quadrilateral. Find in cm^2, the area of the largest quadrilateral that can be formed.
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I need help simplifying this 😭😭
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In central difference method for approximating the derivative is there cases where it won't be applicable?
I found a case where there isn't enough information if we want to approximate 1/x close to 0.
but is there a general way to say it. I tried to search, but didn't find anything
if the derivative exists, you will always a good approximation if you use a small enough difference
can you elaborate on what you mean by this?
What I meant in general is that for some fucntion f(x+h) or f(x - h) might not exist, so we can't use central difference and should look for other methods.
if f(x + h) or f(x - h) don't exist even as h -> 0, the function isn't differentiable at that point
Ah, you are correct. I thought if we want to approximate the derivative for ln(x) at x = 0.0001 we won't be able to use the central, but I was wrong because we can use a small enough h and it will be defined.
thank you so much.
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hello
you guys will love this one
imagine a true 50% probability coin flip or whatever u want, just true 50/50 odds
we move in steps of 1, and on one end we have -2, on the other end we have +2
what are the odds of us reaching either side first? every move in steps of 1 has a 50/50 odd
so lets say if we flip heads we will move left (-1), we flip tails we move right (+1)
are yall with me so far
sounds like e shenanigans to me
im going somewhere with this
yes rain youre correct
i suppose i overthought lol
ok so now if one end had -4, and the other end had +2
which will i reach first, what is my % probability of reaching either side first
thank you, im not a math guy
my guess is 1/3 vs 2/3rd
are u sure
so 33% chance of reaching -4, and 66% chance of reaching +2 roughly?
i have one final variation after this, and thats the final thing i need to know
idk the more i think abt it the more i think thats wrong, i just looked at it as 2 steps left needed to offset 1 step right
idk i came to u guys for help
because i dont know how to calculate it
@karmic umbra any input
im just gonna write the final variation anyway so that someone sees it , if u figure it out also @wanton sierra
finally i want to imagine 2 stages.
stage 1 : what are the odds of us reaching -2 vs +2 in a random walk moving in steps of 1, with a 50/50 true random odds?
stage 2 : what are the odds of us reaching -4 vs +2 in a random walk moving in steps of 1, with a 50/50 true random odds?
stage 3 - final question ; can we combine those 2 odds together? if we wanted to reach +2 in both stages. for example, there's a 50% chance i reach +2 in stage 1, then whatever % chance to reach +2 in stage 2, combine that together. tldr : the % chance of me reaching +2 in both stages first passing stage 1, then stage 2
um if this is not homework
if this isnt homework you can just look this up
1d random walk
this is a classic problem
id have to spend so much time tho
i have 0 math foundation
i come to smart people for help
it is very important, my NDA requires i cannot reveal anything else
@static totem you might be my last hope
i have returned once again seeking refuge in your knowledge
i don't know random walks unfortunately
damn
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surely somebody that understands random walks helps with this ^
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some good 1d explanation here, as mentioned above.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_walk
you'll want to refine your question to those odds within a certain amount of steps. my stats is weak, but adding probabilities is usually pretty funky.
Appreciate it

i think you can solve this with probability generating functions
let me do my thang
hm it is a tough one. i will try something else
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do u need elp?
yea but not with math
with wat ;o
my algorithm agrees
and actually it seems that f(a,b) = [1 - a/(b-a), a/(b-a)]
This answer is correct and can be proven
Even though your case 3 makes no sense to me
The event ends as soon as you reach 2 or -2
So it will be same as case 1
wdym
As in when you reach either 2 or -2
oh you're not talking to me
That's it the event ends
Your algorithm is correct
I was referring to case3 that @inner ore
Presented with
damn even without seeing it
It makes perfect sense
here are some random numbers to corroborate this also
,calc 15/(15+37)
Result:
0.28846153846154
It's working because you just wrote sum of an infinite geometric progression
are you talking to me
I think so
my algorithm has nothing to do with that
.-.
it's a markov chain computation
I am confused
But still that's all I had to say case 3 makes no sense
Case 2 Is correct
That's all
Can you guys finish the stage 3 I mentioned
Combining stage 1 and 2 together
That’s the one I’m stuck on
because individually it makes sense I don’t know how to add the 2 probabilities together
What does stage 3 even mean
if the first one has a 50% chance of success, and the second has a 66% chance of success
so basically it will be like stage 1 then similar to stage 2 but you start at position 2?
it’s not even a stage sorry I just need the odds of reaching +2 on both stages like combined
wdym 'combined'
so for example, if I pass stage one and reach +2, then I attempt stage 2 and reach +2, what are the odds of that happening
Even if there were infinite numbers on both sides
Yes so the first stage has a 50% possibility, then stage 2 is -4 on one end, and +2 on the other
Oh so like stage 1 happens
so reaching +2 on the second stage has a 66% chance
then stage 2 happens
I understand the problem now
so like, if stage one is a ‘success’ and I reach +2, I move to stage 2
now the parameters are -4 on one end, and +2 on the other end
So chances of reaching +2 = 1/2
For stage 1 correct
welcome back!
Wait
hi daddy
Correct
I know I didn’t specify it well my bad
So you start from 0 on both stages
you can just multiply the probabilities together. 1/2 chance for success, then 2/3
.-.
So my main question is : if I pass stage 1, and stage 2, altogether what is my % probability of passing both stages altogether
So answer is just 1/6
Completing stage 1 is 1/2
Completing stage 2 is 1/3
Multiply
Yes
Their a 1/6 chance you pass Stage 1 and not 2
And 1/2 chance you don't even reach stage 2
Oh that is an interesting statistic…
And 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/6 =1
Love that , very useful
Essentially , once I pass stage one, there’s like a 5/6 odd I pass stage 2?
Or did I math bad
Yea
Then probability of clearing stage 2 is just
1* 2/3
I can never come up with such a solution in my lifetime
